A four-track selection moving between dub, breaks, jazz influences and hypnotic rhythms, contrasting organic recordings with electronic textures. Cruncheurs opens with Yes Baby, followed by Le Nomad and Lourene on Physical Empathy. Rodrigue Darbon and Jorge Padilla weave field recordings from the Bolivian Amazon into Organic Thoughts. Martini Raw closes with live keys by Max Sola.

Dubble’s third vinyl outing and seventh release pairs co-founder Ferg with Louji for four tracks from Manchester. The A-side centres on bass and groove, while the flip explores dubby rhythms and vocal delays.

The debut release on Rhythm Press comes from Irish producer Niall Prescott, following appearances on Phonica AM, 20/20 Vision and Cromby’s Potency. Four fresh cuts of sample-heavy hardware house and trippy tech grooves.

Three original tracks explore swinging UK tech house, acid basslines and deeper grooves, joined by a Gideon Jackson remix.

The first Methexis release brings four club-focused tracks from KOOkY. A vinyl-only edition limited to 200 copies.

Ten tracks across two records, moving between loose house rhythms, dub textures and playful electronic details. Vinyl only.

Two original tech house cuts from Squash, with a percussion-led Baby Rollén remix and a club-focused version from Sleeper.

Three anonymous cuts open Mid-Flow Records, putting the music ahead of identity.

Filth’s 2002 Suspect Package EP returns on vinyl, pairing Voodoo (Nag’s Mix) with Dancin’ and Whispas Dub. A piece of the UK underground house story, back in circulation.

Four contemporary tech house cuts drawing on San Francisco’s distinctive sound. Supplier dispatch is provisionally expected in the week of 9 November 2026; this is not a confirmed delivery date.

By 2005, Drugsex Recordings had firmly established its own identity within the tech house scene, providing a platform for deeper sounds for the heads while also pushing peak-time cuts. For the label’s fourth release, founder Rob Pearson teamed up with Chris Pascoe after friendship and collaboration grew naturally through the underground party scene. One More Time is a beautifully balanced meeting of two production styles, combining Pearson’s rolling grooves with Pascoe’s musicality and deep, understated funk. On the flip, Pearson takes centre stage with Shadow Maker: deep, hypnotic and effortlessly understated, with tight percussion, warm analogue textures and a groove built for long nights on discerning dancefloors.

Rossiter opens Sunday Brunch Recordings with four groove-led tech house cuts, pairing rolling basslines and crisp percussion with warm West Coast textures. Vinyl only. Repress copies are expected to ship from the distributor in December 2026. Arrival in our shop is not yet confirmed.

Richard Grey and Daniel Poli return to Slow-Wave with a reissue of their 2003 record Contemplating Evil. Two underground tech house cuts on stamped vinyl.

Four remastered underground cuts from Big Hair, DJ Quiz, Rob Pearson and Crowdpleaser, collected from the late 1990s and early 2000s. Limited to 300 copies on coloured vinyl.

Four tracks balancing deep atmospheres, tribal loops and hypnotic percussion on the first vinyl release from Dance, Shake, Swing!

Rob Pearson with Jayson Walker, Silverlining and Chris Carrier share a three-track collection of hypnotic, spacey house and tech house.